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- Title Pages
- [UNTITLED]
- Illustrations
- Foreword
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1 Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict
- 2 The U.S. Legal Response to the Protection of the World Cultural Heritage
- 3 Recent Developments In the Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage
- 4 Convicted Dealers What We Can Learn
- 5 St. Lawrence Island's Legal Market in Archaeological Goods
- 6 A Model Investigative Protocol for Looting and Anti-Looting Educational Program
- 7 The Plunder of the Ulúa Valley, Honduras, and a Market Analysis For Its Antiquities
- 8 Looting Lydia the Destruction of an Archaeological Landscape in Western Turkey
- 9 From the Ground to the Buyer A Market Analysis of the Trade in Illegal Antiquities
- 10 The Plunder of Iraq's Archaeological Heritage, 1991–2005, and the London Antiquities Trade
- 11 Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage An Exceptional Case?
- 12 Illicit Trafficking and Trade in Indian Antiquities Renewed Efforts to Save and Preserve India's Heritage
- 13 Museum Acquisitions
- 14 Structural Complexity and Social Conflict in Managing the Past at Copán, Honduras
- 15 Supporting and Promoting the Idea of a Shared Cultural Patrimony
- 16 Artifacts and Emotion
- 17 Conclusion the Social and Cultural Contexts of Collecting
- Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist
- Appendix B. Archaeologist's Responsibilities Checklist
- Appendix C. A Practical Exercise in Criminal Investigation
- Contributors
- Index
(p.321) Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist
(p.321) Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist
Investigative Protocol Involving Archaeological Resources
- Source:
- Archaeology, Cultural Heritage, and the Antiquities Trade
- Publisher:
- University Press of Florida
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- Title Pages
- [UNTITLED]
- Illustrations
- Foreword
- Preface and Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- 1 Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict
- 2 The U.S. Legal Response to the Protection of the World Cultural Heritage
- 3 Recent Developments In the Legal Protection of Cultural Heritage
- 4 Convicted Dealers What We Can Learn
- 5 St. Lawrence Island's Legal Market in Archaeological Goods
- 6 A Model Investigative Protocol for Looting and Anti-Looting Educational Program
- 7 The Plunder of the Ulúa Valley, Honduras, and a Market Analysis For Its Antiquities
- 8 Looting Lydia the Destruction of an Archaeological Landscape in Western Turkey
- 9 From the Ground to the Buyer A Market Analysis of the Trade in Illegal Antiquities
- 10 The Plunder of Iraq's Archaeological Heritage, 1991–2005, and the London Antiquities Trade
- 11 Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage An Exceptional Case?
- 12 Illicit Trafficking and Trade in Indian Antiquities Renewed Efforts to Save and Preserve India's Heritage
- 13 Museum Acquisitions
- 14 Structural Complexity and Social Conflict in Managing the Past at Copán, Honduras
- 15 Supporting and Promoting the Idea of a Shared Cultural Patrimony
- 16 Artifacts and Emotion
- 17 Conclusion the Social and Cultural Contexts of Collecting
- Appendix A. Law Enforcement Responsibilities Checklist
- Appendix B. Archaeologist's Responsibilities Checklist
- Appendix C. A Practical Exercise in Criminal Investigation
- Contributors
- Index
